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All the training you have been doing seem to have____ handsomely.

A. put off B. called off C. paid off D. broken off

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A. Humourous and determined

B. Critical and humourous

C. Hard-working but indifferent

D. Pretty but old

60. Why was Rose in college at such an age?

A. To find a rich husband at such an age.

B. To realize her dream of having college education.

C. To further her education for a better job.

D. To make more young friends.

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A. at the graduation ceremony.

B. at a football banquet

C. at an annual meeting

D. at a baseball banquet

62. From what Rose said, we learn that

A. everyone will end up growing older.

B. we can’t stay young successfully.

C. we can achieve much if we want to.

D. dream is the key to success.

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B. is a “trial and error” process and it does not count whether you have the gift for writing or not

C. for a living is the most pleasant of all careers, full of praise and enjoyment

D. sometimes provides good hopes of winning public praise and escaping poverty

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A. an instructor of writing B. a writer C. an educator D. a publisher

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